Alltours reports record profits and expects 6 percent revenue growth in the current financial year as summer 2026 bookings surge ahead of the International Tourism Exchange ITB Berlin.
The German travel group says bookings for winter and summer 2026 started earlier than usual and remain on plan, with incoming orders for February 2026 up more than 10 percent year on year.
The company closes the 2024/25 financial year with record results across revenue, guest numbers and earnings. Unconsolidated group revenue rises 18 percent to €2.735bn, while the number of travellers increases 11 percent to around 2.54 million. Unconsolidated earnings before taxes, depreciation and amortisation reach €115.6m, up 16 percent compared with the previous year.
Alltours says it expects revenue to grow by 6 percent in the current financial year, supported by strong early demand for summer 2026 holidays. Bookings begin earlier than in previous years and develop positively from September 2025. After a quieter phase in December, demand picks up again from the second week of January.
Since February 2026, the company records booking growth of more than 10 percent. “For the current financial year, we are proceeding as planned and expect revenue growth of 6 percent. The desire to travel remains very high. Holidays are quality of life that no one wants to give up,” said Willi Verhuven, Founder and Owner.
Greece emerges as the top destination for summer 2026, with bookings significantly above the previous year. Crete, Rhodes, Kos and Corfu are among the strongest performing islands, supported in part by new properties from the group’s own hotel chain.
Mallorca and the Turkish Riviera remain the highest-volume destinations in the portfolio and continue to perform above plan following a strong previous year. Egypt, described as a consistent growth market, also records further increases. Despite a temporary suspension of its Cuba programme, long-haul travel develops positively overall, with Thailand, the Maldives, the Dominican Republic and Mexico among the most booked destinations.
The company expects bookings to decline for Bulgaria despite competitive prices, citing a shortage of flight capacity after the loss of 36 weekly flights by Electra Airways in summer 2026.
Alltours also reports strong growth in holiday and city breaks with car or rail travel, particularly to Poland, Austria, France, Italy and within Germany. The trend reflects sustained demand for flexible and regional travel options.
The group continues to expand its hotel portfolio. Five new allsun Hotels & Resorts are set to open in Greece for summer 2026. The alltoura Club Hotels brand also grows with eight additional club properties in Greece, Turkey, Tunisia and Bulgaria.
“Our own hotel brands are of high strategic importance for Alltours. They secure bed capacity in highly demanded destinations and guarantee our high quality standards. We will continue to drive forward the expansion of our allsun Hotels & Resorts and the alltoura Club Hotels,” added Willi Verhuven.
The Alltours group includes tour operators alltours flugreisen and byebye, subsidiaries in Spain and Greece with the in-house allsun Hotels & Resorts chain, 170 travel agencies under alltours Reisecenter, and incoming agencies in Spain and Turkey. All group companies report positive results in the last financial year, contributing to the overall performance.
